Bethesda revealed the date for Doom Eternal’s first expansion The Ancient Gods: Part One at Gamescom 2020. After storming the gates of Hell in Doom and liberating the Earth from a demonic ...

The current Doom saga comes to a close with Doom Eternal: The Ancient Gods - Part Two, as id Software has forged a worthy sendoff to the Slayer's story. Here's our review.

Get ready to step back into the suit, as Doom Eternal: The Ancient God's Part 2 launches on later this week on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PC, and Nintendo Switch.

One year after its release, Doom Eternal is now complete. The first-person shooter just got its second expansion, The Ancient Gods Part Two, which caps off the Doomslayer’s story for now.

Doom Eternal: The Ancient Gods Part 2 is a workout for your hands. That isn't a result of inaccessible controls; with this DLC, id Software has added the option to fully remap console controls.

Doom Eternal's first story DLC, The Ancient Gods Part 1, does what Doom expansions always used to: provides more Doom, but makes it harder. And in Doom's case, that's a good kind of pain.

Altogether, The Ancient Gods – Part Two feels like an actual ending, something that both Doom 2016 and Doom Eternal didn’t have.

Doom Eternal: The Ancient Gods Part 1 is here, and that means Doom fans can jump back into the game and experience the first chapter of the new DLC right now.

Doom Eternal‘s latest DLC, The Ancient Gods — Part Two, is coming out on Thursday, March 18. Developer id Software shared a new trailer for the expansion, which shows off a particularly ...

The Ancient Gods, Part One is launching October 20, 2020 across all platforms. This and the yet to be revealed second portion of the expansion will be included in the Doom Eternal Year One Pass ...

The Ancient Gods Part 1 has a few interesting setups like this, but even when the arenas are more standard Doom Eternal fare, they're great fun to fight through.